Is there any limit to how long a lead acid battery can continuously supply a load, this is assuming that the capacity of the battery is capable of supplying the load for the period of whatever it may be.
Is there any limit to how long a lead acid battery can continuously supply a load, this is assuming that the capacity of the battery is capable of supplying the load for the period of whatever it may be.
I was in the local agricultural merchants yesterday and they had some interesting battery options for electric fences.
A low self-discharge lead acid battery specified for solar charging.
An alkaline primary battery.
A zinc(?) air battery.
Depending on the load the primary batteries look quite interesting especially if the system can communicate with it’s base station when the battery is getting low.
I was in the local agricultural merchants yesterday and they had some interesting battery options for electric fences.
A low self-discharge lead acid battery specified for solar charging.
An alkaline primary battery.
A zinc(?) air battery.
Depending on the load the primary batteries look quite interesting especially if the system can communicate with it’s base station when the battery is getting low.